Trapping Errors

[jet4135]

Does anybody know How I could trap an error returned in my VB script ?

For instance, an error from the file winerror.h (like 0x80020010), in order to substitute my own message to the usual one ?


Thanks.

 

[AtomicChip]

Try using the "err" object. If you know the error number that you want to change the message for, the simplest way of changing the message would be something like (assuming the error number is 68):

select case err.number
case 68
msgbox "You have created an error. It is because: " & err.description
end select

The err.number will return the actual error number, while err.description returns a string description of the error. Hope this helps.
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